Otakon. If you are able, go to Otakon. I'd hope you already had your badge and room booked though. Chibi's going to Otakon and she said that they've put a limit on how many passes they're selling this year.I've been attending Tsubasacon since 2010. This con holds a special place in my heart, since not only was it my first ever anime convention, but because it's so friendly- the staff are amazing, wonderful people. But Tsubasacon is also a smaller con, even though it's been growing each year. I believe last year had about 1,500 attendees. The venue is starting to feel a little cramped since there are some narrow hallways, but overall it's wonderful. They were going to expand the venue this year, but I believe that there was a booking issue or something so they won't be getting more space until next year. Tsubasacon, again since it's a smaller con, is pretty much like one big family. A bunch of Tsubasacon's attendees (and staff) keep in touch with each other in a close-knit facebook group even, so in a way, the con itself can be like a family reunion. I love Tsubasacon. It's like going home. I often refer to it as my home-con, xD.In comparison to Otakon though, Otakon would have WAY more to offer you in terms of their special guests, dealer's room, and artist alley.